Graston Technique Treatment in Chandler AZ
Graston Technique utilizes stainless steel instruments to
break up adhesions or scar tissue in muscle. Muscles and tendons
can develop soft tissue fibrosis or chronic inflammation with
activity, repetitive stress, over use, or acute trauma. Utilizing
the Graston tools helps speed healing and recovery faster
than stretching, massage, exercise, physical therapy, or chiropractic
alone.
Chiropractors, Physical Therapists, Hand Therapists, Occupational
Therapists, and Athletic Trainers have utilized Graston Technique
to treat athletes for years. It can also be used on every
day injuries associated with posture, headaches, neck pain,
back pain, shoulder pain, rotator cuff syndrome, tennis elbow,
golfers elbow, trigger finger, knee pain, IT Band syndrome,
shin splints, or plantar fasciitis.
Graston Technique, ASTYM, and ART produce faster recovery
times than traditional treatment alone. I strongly encourage
patients to see providers who can incorporate these techniques
into your therapy.
To find out more on Graston or see if it could help you,
click to our Home Page or Contact
Page.
Graston Technique home page: www.grastontechnique.com
News articles on Graston
FOX 5 News Atlanta
Graston
Technique for Chronic Pain
CBS News 19 Charlottesville
Make
Dan Sweat: Graston Technique
ABC News 7 San Francisco
Medieval-like
Tools Used to Relieve Chronic Pain
WCBD News 2 Charleston
Medical
Technology: Graston Therapy
Additional Graston Videos
http://www.grastontechnique.com/News-Publications/VideoAudio.html
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Chiropractic & Physical Therapy believes in combing
the specialties and experiences of a medical physician,
chiropractor, physical therapist, and massage therapists
for treating injuries. This comprehensive treatment approach
often produces better results in less time by addressing
the muscle and joint aspect to every injury. Our clinic
is conveniently located to serve the Ahwatukee, Chandler,
Tempe, and Gilbert communities. To learn more about our
treatments please visit the Resource
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